Picture this: you're fully dressed, ready to leave the house when you realize your outfit's missing a little something. Should you add a statement necklace [1]? Nah, too fancy for this casual ensemble. What you need is something in between — cute, but not over-the-top. What you need is a bandanna.

It sounds a little Western, we know, but after spotting the new must-have accessory on both the runway and a few of our favorite bloggers [2], we're convinced it's worth a try. Keep reading to see how you, too, can pull off this trend.

On the Runway

Coach Fall/Winter 2015 was all about the bandanna. They were seen on numerous models, including Binx Walton.

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They were also a hit at Wes Gordon.

At Fashion Week

Even bloggers like Christina Caradona are rocking them.

In Advertisements

Bandannas can be now spotted in ads for YSL, which is making silky options [3] ($625) for both men and women.

On Bloggers

One of the first people to help bring back the bandanna was We Wore What's Danielle Bernstein. We spotted her trying the trend as far back as last Summer.

Tucked In

The Man Repeller's Leandra Medine is also a fan. She likes to tuck hers into her shirt, whether it's a turtleneck or a button-down.

Oversize

Kendall Jenner was snapped by photographers wearing a bandanna-printed scarf, adding some warmth and flair to her Winter outfit.

With Overalls

It can be tricky to accessorize overalls, but where a statement necklace may seem out of place, a bandanna can give a look a bit of extra, casual oomph.

With a White Shirt

It doesn't have to be paisley print — any type of square will do.

With a Leather Jacket

Complete your outfit with a wide-brimmed hat and a stack of rings. Street style star, here you come.

With a Blazer

The addition of a bandanna can add a little edge to an otherwise polished and professional ensemble.

As a Neckerchief

You can also roll it up and tie it around your neck, Grease style.

The Real-Girl Way

Anyone can pull off the bandanna — even our fashion team is giving it a try.